N.S.: MLive operative Emily Monacelli wrote that Joeviair Kennedy was “an admitted member of the Bloods gang,” but somehow failed to mention that he is also a member of the Nation of Islam

This was a Nation of Islam hate crime murder, and a war crime.

“Earlier this year, an attorney Kennedy hired asked to withdraw from the case, saying there had been a breakdown in the attorney-client relationship connected to what he believed was coaching by Kennedy's family. At that hearing, Bridenstine said, Kennedy also refused to answer the judge's questions and said his rights had been violated.

"‘I demand to be released,’ Bridenstine quoted Kennedy as saying then. ‘I demand this matter be discharged. No one can compel involuntary servitude. I ask to be forgiven for any mistake.’

“Kennedy repeated a similar statement Tuesday when the judge asked whether he would cooperate with Solis.

“Bridenstine said Kennedy has only had limited communication with Solis, has a steadfast determination not to work with Solis and said Kennedy has said multiple times in court that he has not regarded Solis as his attorney.”

This is Nation of Islam talk. The NOI teaches that no black man owes obeisance to “the white man’s laws.” If, as Judge Bridenstein suspected, Kennedy’s family coached him to refuse to cooperate with the court, then they are almost certainly also NOI members. I also strongly suspect that racist black jurors extorted an acquittal for Kennedy on the murder charge. It has been the case for generations that under American laws, if you participate in a crime, and one of your accomplices kills someone, you are every bit as guilty of the murder as he is. However, black supremacists refuse to accept that, because they try to protect, by hook or by crook, black murderers whenever possible.

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War criminal Jordan Waire has been convicted of murder, and sentenced to life until parole

Joeviair Kennedy was uncooperative in court Tuesday, June 5, before jury selection in his murder trial in Kalamazoo County Circuit Court.(Emily Monacelli | MLive.com)
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By Emily Monacelli
emonacel@mlive.com

KALAMAZOO, MI -- A former Western Michigan University basketball player charged with murder and other felonies is refusing to cooperate with court proceedings against him.

Jury selection expected to start Tuesday, June 5, was delayed until Wednesday as Joeviair Kennedy was disruptive in proceedings in Kalamazoo County Circuit Court Judge Paul J. Bridenstine's courtroom.

Kennedy, 21, did not answer Bridenstine's questions in court of whether he would remain quietly in the courtroom and work with his court-appointed lawyer, Eusebio Solis. Kennedy refused to answer whether he would represent himself, or whether he would allow Solis to work on his behalf during the jury trial.
Instead, Kennedy objected and said his rights had been violated.

Kennedy is charged with murder, armed robbery and two counts of felony firearm in the Dec. 8, 2016, shooting death of WMU student Jacob Jones. Jones, 19, was gunned down in his apartment at SoHo apartments on Howard Street near the university's campus.

Kennedy's co-defendant and Muskegon High School basketball teammate, Jordan Waire, was found guilty in May of murder and all other counts against him in Jones' death. In a preliminary examination for Waire's case, Kennedy said it was Waire who pulled the trigger.

Jordan Waire guilty in 2016 shooting death of WMU student
Jurors deliberated for less than three hours.

Earlier this year, an attorney Kennedy hired asked to withdraw from the case, saying there had been a breakdown in the attorney-client relationship connected to what he believed was coaching by Kennedy's family. At that hearing, Bridenstine said, Kennedy also refused to answer the judge's questions and said his rights had been violated.

"I demand to be released," Bridenstine quoted Kennedy as saying then. "I demand this matter be discharged. No one can compel involuntary servitude. I ask to be forgiven for any mistake."

Kennedy repeated a similar statement Tuesday when the judge asked whether he would cooperate with Solis.

Bridenstine said Kennedy has only had limited communication with Solis, has a steadfast determination not to work with Solis and said Kennedy has said multiple times in court that he has not regarded Solis as his attorney.

"I have not found any cause, much less a sufficient cause, to substitute court-appointed counsel as defendant has refused to work with Mr. Solis from the very beginning of their very relationship," Bridenstine said Tuesday.

Bridenstine said Kennedy may not purposely break down the attorney-client relationship by refusing to cooperate with his attorney, and then argue there is a cause to substitute attorneys. Kennedy also has not asked the court to appoint a different attorney, Bridenstine said.

Bridenstine said Kennedy will not permit Solis to say anything in court without interrupting him and continues to be disruptive of court proceedings.

"Should he continue this behavior, it will make it impossible for Mr. Solis to defend him during a jury trial while Mr. Kennedy is present in the courtroom," Bridenstine said. "As a result, so long as Mr. Kennedy continues to defy the court's order and continues to prevent Mr. Solis from performing his responsibilities, Mr. Kennedy is forfeiting his right to remain in the courtroom during the trial."

Bridenstine said he also has the opportunity to have Kennedy gagged and remain in the courtroom, but said he has determined that would be more prejudicial to the jury than to have him watching proceedings from another courtroom.

Kennedy will be allowed to watch and listen to proceedings in another courtroom, and he will be given a pad of paper and a pen to take notes. He will be allowed to consult with his attorney on breaks, Bridenstine said.

Jury selection will start Wednesday morning. Bridenstine said he intends to ask Kennedy Wednesday morning if he will cooperate in the courtroom before placing him in the separate courtroom.

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Seems like I posted this story when it came out--I may be mistaken--but I remember it distinctly.There have been quite a few of these--black on white college felonies,the last 3 years or so.Local media portrayed it as a minor marijuana deal gone wrong.It went wrong when contact was made with a black.You're rolling loaded dice after that.--GRA

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